Culture and Society

A new opera based on the life of the 12th-century Benedictine nun and visionary is one of the most enthralling theatrical experiences I can remember.

This new fable with roots in the lands of the Indigenous Comcáac people of Mexico is told with bountiful puppet ingenuity. But with more focus and tauter pacing it could have reached much higher.

She's a cocktail waitress. He's a Gulf War vet. When they get together they create an unforgettable relationship in Tracy Letts' 'Bug.'

New York City's new mayor is aiming his affordability arrow at the arts.

AI holograms, duplicates of deceased loved ones, help the bereaved through the mourning process.

Mark Strong and Lesley Manville under Robert Icke's direction create a modern-day 'Oedipus' that is staggering, terrible and amazing.

The 43-day government shutdown exposed a constitutional crisis: Prosecutors kept working while defense attorneys went unpaid, halting a death penalty case.

'Archduke' stars Patrick Page and Kristine Nielsen in a farce about the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand – with a profound message for us today.

'The Baker's Wife' is a success because of the performances of Ariana DeBose, Scott Bakula, and the ensemble under Gordon Greenberg's direction.

A damning inspection report reveals systemic failures at FDC SeaTac while the Bureau of Prisons grapples with nationwide staffing shortages and budget constraints.